Agilent Varian Helium Leak Detector, BD30 configuration, Helium-Leak-Detectors, Helium Leak Detectors,  PN  G8612B

These Agilent Varian Helium Leak Detector, BD30 configuration  have part number G8612B, are new, and come with full Agilent Varian warranty. The Agilent Varian VS C15 component leak detector is a simple solution to the complex task of leak detection integration. Compact housing minimizes space requirements everything needed to do the job is located within one box. Over 50 percent reduction in space when compared to competitive systems The Agilent Varian VS C15 has a simplified interface with only two cables required, one for power, one for communications. The VS C15 integration component helium leak detector does not require mounting modules or bulky, expensive interconnecting cables that are found standard in most leak detection systems today. They include the most comprehensive array of interface options, including serial, discrete I/O and Profinet. An optional color touch screen display allows access to system status information and all operating parameters. The VS C15 system integration helium leak detector has all critical leak detector components safely housed in a single enclosure protecting them from the industrial environment. A selectable sensitivity scales and a Contra-Flow vacuum design ensures fast, accurate measurements while maximizing protection from contamination in industrial applications.

Helium Leak Testing Basics
Helium mass spectrometry, or helium leak testing, is a highly precise means of leak detection. This technology was first developed for the Manhattan Project during World War II to locate extremely small leaks in the gas diffusion process.

At the heart of helium leak testing is a complex piece of equipment called a helium mass spectrometer. Quite simply, this machine is used to analyze air samples (which are introduced into the machine via vacuum pumps) and provides a quantitative measurement of the amount of helium present in the sample. In practice, a "leak," is identified by a rise in the level of helium being analyzed by the machine.

Helium leak testing can identify extremely small leaks. For example, our equipment can detect a leak so small that it would emit just two cubic centimeters of helium (or the amount equal to two sugar cubes) in 320 years. While very few applications require this level of precision, this example serves to highlight the accuracy possible with this process.

While helium leak detection may appear to be a simple procedure, the process involves a combination of both art and science. The user must ensure the equipment is functioning properly and the process is highly dependant upon the user experience.

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